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S3B1.
Answer: Because if they don't reproduce the species will become extinct.
S3B2.
Answer: Because they have to have to be the same species to have the same type of sperm and egg to make offspring.
S3B3.
Advantages of sexual
reproduction
: It is different then you.
Disadvantages of sexual
reproduction: They have have to find a mate.
Advantages of asexual
reproduction
: They don't have to find a mate.
Disadvantages of asexual
reproduction
: Its the same as you.
I Know
-----That only the same species can reproduce-----
-----Biotic factors and Abiotic factors are all in the ecosystem-----
I Don't Know
-----Soil is Abiotic or Biotic-----
-----Is temperature Abiotic or Biotic------
I Want To Know
-----Are there two other species can reproduce-----
-----What is a niche-----
Thomas Mousty
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S3B1.
Answer: Because if they don't reproduce the species will become extinct.
S3B2.
Answer: Because they have to have to be the same species to have the same type of sperm and egg to make offspring.
S3B3.
Advantages of sexual reproduction: It is different then you.
Disadvantages of sexual reproduction: They have have to find a mate.
Advantages of asexual reproduction: They don't have to find a mate.
Disadvantages of asexual reproduction: Its the same as you.
I Know
-----That only the same species can reproduce-----
-----Biotic factors and Abiotic factors are all in the ecosystem-----
I Don't Know
-----Soil is Abiotic or Biotic-----
-----Is temperature Abiotic or Biotic------
I Want To Know
-----Are there two other species can reproduce-----
-----What is a niche-----
Thomas Mousty